Raspberry Pi  is the much talked about "credit-card sized computer" that plugs into your TV and a keyboard. It’s a capable little PC which can be used for many of the things that your desktop PC does, like spreadsheets, word-processing and games. It also plays high-definition video. The intention is that people all over the world will use it to learn programming.

Raspberry Jam is a growing network of user groups that meet every month to support hobbyists, developers, teachers, students and families - in fact anybody that would like to put their Raspberry Pi to good use. While Raspberry Jam is not endorsed, sponsored or associated with Raspberry Pi or Raspberry Pi products or services, our members are helpful people who can help you with everything you need to get what you want from your Raspberry Pi.

At each Raspberry Jam you can expect to meet interesting speakers with experience of Raspberry Pi to offer, as well as an opportunity for you to meet up with other Raspberry fans

Venue - Look here at these photos to understand what the venue looks like.

Become a Raspberry Pi-oneer - Whether you consider yourself a RasPi Pro, a nube or don't even know what a Raspberry Pi is - we encourage you to come along and find out more. If you have a Pi project that you would like to show or develop, please bring it to a meeting. You will be struck by how welcoming, supportive and friendly our group are. If you can help us organise an event, please click here to send the organisers a message.

No barriers- We welcome people of all ages and backgrounds. You do not need to have a Raspberry Pi, only the interest in what you can do.

Pi and Pint - After meetings, a small group of us head to a nearby pub to follow our Pi with a pint.

Speaker & Topics Meetings feature a mixture of talks, networking and hands-on. If you have a suggestion or a request for a talk/presentation, or perhaps you want to show something, please click here to send the organisers a message.

Ticket Registration - Raspberry Jams are very popular events and demand often exceeds capacity. It is crucial that we can make sure our venue caters for the right size of audience, hence the need for ticket registration.

Twitter -  Please help spread news of our event using the hashtag #RaspberryJam.

Disclaimer - Please note that Raspberry Jam is not endorsed, sponsored or associated with Raspberry Pi or Raspberry Pi products or services

Draft Agenda

6.00pm - 6.30pm Networking

6.30pm - 7.30pm Talks & presentations

7.30-8.30pm Demonstrations and discussions

If you would like to set up a Raspberry jam in your area send an enquiry here, there are groups from Manchester to Melbourne. We have lots of things we can offer/do to help you get one started near you.